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	Pet Portraits Immortalize your favorite friend forever with a professional pet portrait. The portrait artists listed here use a variety of materials and techniques and there's sure to be one that would be the perfect choice to turn your pet's photo into a work of art. All the website owners have also included their favorite pet portraiture tips.
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Julies Pet Portraits
	Beautiful Pet Portraits - UK artist Julie Palmer creates paintings from photos of your dog, pet or loved one in pastel or oils. Working from photographs, portraits can be commissioned no matter what the distance. http://www.juliespetportraits.com (Clicks: 8; Link added: Jun 16, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pet Portraits Crafty Tip If you're ordering a pastel portrait, make sure it's framed behind glass as soon as possible to avoid smudging. I suggest not using fixative spray as this discolours the pastel.

PetPawtrait.com :- Pet Portraits from your photos
	Pet portraits and affordable pet drawings by Australian animal artist Rotty. Petpawtrait.com specializes in custom pet art, animal art, original pet gifts and dog and cat drawings from your photos. Australian wildlife drawings, including my emu friend, can also be found in my portfolio. http://www.petpawtrait.com/ (Clicks: 5; Link added: Aug 19, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pet Portraits Crafty Tip When photographing pets the lighting and focus are the two most important things. Firstly use natural light, avoid using a flash at all costs, not only for the "red eye" effect but it also often scares your pet. Second, take a close up shot, using a sharp crisp focus.

Tracy Martin Wildlife Artist
	Tracy Martin is a wildlife artist based near Maidstone in Kent, specialising in oil paintings of wild animals, local wildlife and pet portraits. http://www.tracymartin-wildlife-art.co.uk (Clicks: 4; Link added: Jan 30, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pet Portraits Crafty Tip When painting a pet portrait it is important to get a feeling for the personality of the animal in question. By meeting the animal yourself and taking your own photographs as well as looking at those provided by the owners you will be able to produce a more realistic and characterful portrait of a pet.

Pet Portrait Artist Penny Richardson
	I am a pet portrait artist in the UK specializing in paintings of dogs, cats, horses, domestic animals and people portraiture. I am also a landscape and architectural painter. I accept commissions from anywhere in the UK and abroad as I usually work from photographs. http://www.pennyspaintings.co.uk (Clicks: 3; Link added: Mar 25, 2010) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Pet Portraits Crafty Tip To get a good photograph of your pet it is best to take your photographs outside in the natural daylight. Try not to take your photo’s in direct sunlight. On a sunny day take the picture with the sun behind you and get the subject in the shade.

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